He swore to himself that as soon as he would go back home, he would throw away all his black suits in the trash can and never wear anything similar again.

“They're from the Jenkins family in Broome," Maria explained, not caring if Judy understood.

"Oh!" Judy exclaimed, nodding as if she knew what Maria was talking about.

Cyril glared at her.

Who does she think she is? He thought. It's obvious she's pretending. There's no way she has heard of the almighty Jenkins family.

“Maria, Clark and Denis wanted you to go to the Jenkins family in Broome. They said they'd take your name down," Judy said.

Cyril's eyes widened when he heard that. At that point, all he wanted to do was bang his head against the wall.

He didn't expect this seemingly ignorant girl to actually know the Jenkins family.

“They really said that?" Maria asked, furrowing her eyebrows. "What else did they say?"

“Well... They said so many things, and I can't remember all of them." Judy pouted as she reached out for her pocket and pulled out a letter.

“Clark knew that I'd forget what he said, so he wrote you a letter instead. You should read it yourself."

It turned out that Judy was here to deliver the letter.

Cyril felt relieved when he heard that.

He didn't know who the two men she mentioned were.

However, after overhearing their conversation, he assumed they were also members of the Jenkins family decades ago before they got kicked out.

But actually, getting “kicked out" was an understatement. The more precise word here was actually "exiled".

Maria went silent for a moment as she looked at the envelope that Judy gave her. After a while, she tore it open and looked at the contents of the letter.

Julie glanced at the letter that Maria was holding in her hands. The writing on the letter was very beautiful. Julie had been practicing her handwriting ever since she was a child so she was kind of a professional.

She could vaguely see the sentence written on the letter, saying, "Returning to the Jenkins family, returning to your rightful position and expelling the evil."

Julie's eyes widened in shock. She was too frightened to look any further.

What exactly was written in the letter? While she was secretly speculating the contents of the letter, Maria looked at Cyril and said, “Okay. I'll go back to the Jenkins family."

“Really?” Cyril and Julie exclaimed in unison.

A hint of surprise was laced in Cyril's tone, but the tone in Julie's voice seemed panicked.

Maria nodded. She didn't say anything else after that.